For a code protected device you was reed only 0x0000 in all the
protected locations.

if you have the last vertion of MPLAB you can convert code for after
vertions.

Francisco

": S.Ramasubramanian" wrote:
>
> Hello Piclisters,
> Whether conversion of HEX to ASM possible for code protected device?
> One more doubt !  whether the asm file after disassembling will depend on
> the compiler used for generating the hex.  I think , if we have used a
> particular version of MPLAB for generating the HEX, and if we use the same
> for disassembling, we will not have the problem with the asm file.  But
> older version of compiled hex code, if disassembled with latest MPLAB as
> one of our friend told to import to program memory, will not give us the
> correct form of ASM.  AM I right?  If any one has suggestion in this regard
> pls send it across
>
>       One more ?  Is it possible to calculate checksum of code protected
> device.  This I require to check the programmed IC.  Any app notes for
> calculating the checksum of any programmed device with PIC
>
> Thanks
>
> rams
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